TENDERD and EMA Lubricants Company (ExxonMobil JV) announced their strategic agreement aiming to prevent equipment breakdowns and offer top-quality maintenance services to increase fleet productivity and reduce project costs and delays.
The breakdown of one single piece of machinery on-site means loss of operation, project delays and extra costs. Since equipment and on-site work is interdependent, one single breakdown can bring the job site to a standstill. Other equipment and resources continue to absorb costs while idling by and waiting for the breakdown to be resolved. The single most important issue that causes equipment breakdown is the lack of proper maintenance.
That’s what TENDERD and EMALU aim to address with their new collaboration. TENDERD, the technology startup focusing on increasing equipment efficiency and productivity on-site with real-time data, has developed its in-house technology to identify and notify equipment owners, operators, and project foremen on predictive maintenance alerts. Collaborating with MOBIL, one of the world’s leading lubricant brands, TENDERD will offer exclusive services to its clients to ensure less equipment downtime and a higher utilization rate.
Speaking on the occasion Arjun MOHAN, Founder of TENDERD, commented that “It is very exciting to see our company collaborate with a global player in offering a large scope of different lubrication solutions that would fit each client needs. With this strategic association, our customers can now enjoy the benefits of using Mobil’s leading-edge industry technology and its added-value services to protect their equipment and to maximize their fleet productivity.”
Sharing the enthusiasm and confidence on their association with TENDERD, Philippe DUPIN, General Manager, EMA Lubricants Company LTD (ExxonMobil JV) said, “We are delighted with this agreement as MOBIL brand adds a new dimension to the construction segment customers through TENDERD’s leading technology platform that can ultimately standardize and change how equipment is utilized in this industry.”